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Image tools: instructions and references
Image files often need one small change before they can be shared, uploaded or printed. LittleKit keeps that first pass close to the source: choose a file, inspect the pixels, make the change and download a new copy without sending the image to a server.
Choosing a tool: Use Resize when the dimensions are the problem, Compress when the bytes are the problem, and Metadata Remover when the file contains information you do not want to distribute. Format conversion is a separate choice: JPG is usually compact for photos, PNG keeps transparency, and WebP can be a useful modern compromise.
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Image tools
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Batch Image StudioResize, compress and convert an image collection in one local pass.Image CompressorRe-encodes raster pixels with a selected JPEG or WebP quality level.Image ResizerResamples pixels to a target width and height.Image CropperCopies the rectangle starting at X,Y with your chosen width and height into a new image.JPG → PNGDecodes JPG pixels and re-encodes them as PNG in your browser.PNG → JPGDecodes PNG pixels and re-encodes them as JPG in your browser.JPG → WEBPDecodes JPG pixels and re-encodes them as WEBP in your browser.PNG → WEBPDecodes PNG pixels and re-encodes them as WEBP in your browser.WEBP → PNGDecodes WEBP pixels and re-encodes them as PNG in your browser.WEBP → JPGDecodes WEBP pixels and re-encodes them as JPG in your browser.Image Dimensions InspectorReads decoded pixel width and height, MIME format, byte size and aspect ratio.Image Metadata ViewerParses available EXIF and other supported image tags locally, including camera and location fields when present.Image Metadata RemoverCreates a fresh PNG from decoded pixels, discarding original EXIF, GPS, comments and other source metadata.Image RotatorRotates decoded pixels clockwise by 90, 180 or 270 degrees.Image FlipperMirrors pixels horizontally or vertically.Aspect Ratio CalculatorFind the simplest width-to-height ratio.